Roll down the windows, turn up the tunes, and experience true bliss on your next road trip with classic style, Joy Ride.The Lauhala (lau-ha-la) Weave design featured in this frame takes inspiration from the Pandanus leaf used for plaiting or weaving in traditional artisanal crafts, and the pattern mimics that repetition and uniformity. Finally, excellent…
A fresh path from the trailblazers of style, this design inspired by influential athletes is shaped with a classic keyhole bridge and the curves of rounded lens orbitals, it was engineered with the convenience of an interior kick-up feature that lets you clip it to your shirt.
Featuring a pilot shape with a double nose bridge ‘ inspired by best-selling styles ‘ these sunglasses offer a masterclass in opulence and elegance. Always a step ahead when it comes to the latest in luxury fashion, you can count on Versace to create the coolest colourways, from cult classics to seasonal shades.
Elevate the everyday with a pair of rounded frames, setting out a delicate silhouette in slim acetate. This roundish sun style takes a turn for the contemporary with an ultra-thin temple.
Reflecting Versace’s bold and brazen design. These attention-commanding frames with an innovative interchangeable lens mechanism are sure to confirm your fashion-conscious status.
This classic metal style has been updated with a curvaceous new shape for an authentic vibe with a contemporary twist. The butterfly-style lenses and curved browline soften this geometric frame, while the matching and contrasting colorways have an ultra-modern appeal for those who like to give their look an edge.
Move with distinction in Cheetah 5, one of our first sunglasses to feature signature kapa core design on the temple core. A traditionally long and arduous process, ancient kapa technique requires fine craftsmanship to carve intricate, geometric patterns. The chevron pattern displayed in Deep Ocean Swell is meant to convey the forceful strength of ocean…
The Ray-Ban Round Metal sunglasses are totally retro. This look has been worn by legendary musicians and inspired by the 1960s counter-culture when this style first originated.